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### Question: Who is at highest risk for Tuberculosis ?
### Response: Tuberculosis is transmitted from person to person through the air (cough, sneeze, or speaking) and physical contact.
The following individuals are at higher risk for developing active TB:
Elderly Infants Patients with weakened immune systems (AIDS, chemotherapy, diabetes, or certain medications)
Your risk of getting TB increases if you:
Have prolonged frequent contact with TB patients Have poor nutrition Live in a crowded place or with poor hygiene
The following factors may increase the risk of TB infection in a population:
Increase in rate of HIV infections Increase in number of homeless people The appearance of drug-resistant strains of TB
Drug resistance is more common in people who: 
Do not take their TB medicine regularly and are non-compliant. Do not take all of their TB medication as prescribed by their doctors or nurses. Develop TB disease again, after having taken TB medication previously. Immigrate from regions of the world where drug-resistant TB is prevalent. Have been in frequent contact with someone who has drug-resistant TB disease